Reddit reviews Oxbow Animal Health Critical Care, Herbivore, Apple-Banana Flavor, 141 Gram Bag

We found 5 Reddit comments about Oxbow Animal Health Critical Care, Herbivore, Apple-Banana Flavor, 141 Gram Bag. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Designed specifically to support the needs of small herbivoresPowdered formula - just add waterHigh in fiber, no added sugarHigh palatabilityApple Banana flavor

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5 Reddit comments about Oxbow Animal Health Critical Care, Herbivore, Apple-Banana Flavor, 141 Gram Bag:

u/emodreamgiirl · 24 pointsr/JUSTNOMIL

oh my god. I’m a rabbit mom and I understand your anxiety so hard. how do people not understand how fragile they are? JUST LOOK AT THEM!
I’m so sorry she’s being so selfish about this. I hate when people don’t do what’s best for pets, not only does it prolong their life but vet bills aren’t cheap. Caring for rabbits is hard, and when someone else doesn’t respect that hard work, it really sucks. I hope she starts listening to you soon - for your bun and your sake. <3

I have a few suggestions for tummy issues (I’ve fostered too many buns to count, dealt with GI many times), even though it seems like you know what you’re doing, I figure info can’t hurt.

Sherwood pellets - these pellets are so much healthier than any other I’ve found. I find that they help when their poops aren’t solid, rather than the opposite.
Have you tried telling your mom that she can give leafy greens? even make a cute lil salad to give a couple times a day? Parsley, spinach, lil bit of kale - I’m sure you know but just in case, here’s a good list of leafy greens .
Get some critical care in case the poops get less and less solid. Maybe if your mom sees you force feeding critical care, she’ll get why treats everyday are irresponsible pet care.

u/AndCat · 3 pointsr/guineapigs

Make sure you pic up some critical care and some probiotics for post surgery. Hopefully you'll get some antibiotics from the vet but piggie stomachs are pretty sensitive so you should use probiotics also. My boys love the critical care and the bene bac so you shouldn't have to worry about Teemo rejecting it.

u/AriaThePyro · 2 pointsr/RATS

here's a UK link. :)

u/r3ntintin · 2 pointsr/Rabbits

While the wounds are healing do this twice a day:
Take a washcloth with hot salty water and hold it on the wounds to soak them and clean them.
Spray them with this: http://store.vetericyn.com/index.php/wound-and-skin-care/vetericyn-all-animal-wound-and-skin-care-4-oz-liquid-pump.html
Make sure they do not close over from the top and have pus building up under the scab. Make sure they are closing from the inside. The soaking with the wet washcloth will help this and the vetericyn will keep the wound from getting infected (and be safe for your rabbit).
This is all information our vet gave us about caring for wounds and she is a very good rabbit vet.

As far as bleeding, rabbits are small and bleeding out is a serious danger. Stypic powder can help stop bleeding from small wounds. http://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Care-Kwik-Styptic-Powder/dp/B0002H3RBU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1375141400&amp;sr=8-2&amp;keywords=styptic+powder
Clean q-tip in the powder and dab it on the wound.

If you are worried your bunny isnt eating properly, try critical care:
http://www.amazon.com/Oxbow-Critical-Apple-Banana-Supplement/dp/B001FKACXO/ref=sr_1_2?s=pet-supplies&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1375141438&amp;sr=1-2&amp;keywords=critical+care
It says to mix with water. If your bunny isnt eating it, get some canned organic pumpkin or a little bit of banana to mash up with it. This is what we use for sick rabbits at our rescue. You may need to syringe feed her this if she isnt eating and wont eat this.

And consider keeping your rabbit indoors! There are lots of benefits to having a houserabbit, and we see a lot of injured rabbits come in from encounters with wildlife in their outdoor hutches.

u/sneaky_dragon · 2 pointsr/Rabbits

If you're in the US, you can order it on Amazon.